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0) namely, the linear operator K is bounded on L 2 (fi). We next show that this operator K is actually compact. First, we con­ sider the case where AT k(x, y) = ^2 k ij(x)^2j-,{y), j=i where k\^k^ e L2{ft) are called degenerate kernels. 2 (ii). 0) to show that \\Kj ~K\\ oo). 2 (v) that K is compact. Now, to show the existence of such a sequence {kj(x,y)} in L2(Q x Q), without loss of generality let us assume that k(x,y) > 0 on Q.